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Location:
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The Honeyguide Tented
Safari Camps, in the 23 thousand hectare Manyeleti Game Reserve
adjoining Kruger National Park, is just a five hour scenic drive
from Johannesburg or a short flight either to the Manyeleti airstrip
or to Hoedspruit, half-an-hour's drive away. They offer breathtaking
wildlife experiences at the same time as pampering the senses with
meticulous service and superb cuisine.
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Accommodations:
To experience the African bushveld as it was
known to the pioneers who first explored it, read Hemmingway. Or visit
Mantobeni.
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Mantobeni Camp:
The tented camp is set among Tamboti
trees on the banks of a riverbed. From the sundeck of the sparkling
swimming pool, you can watch elephant visiting the nearby waterhole
to enjoy their own cooling off time. We have stripped away all the
barriers between the visitor and the environment. While retaining
enough of the creature comforts to satisfy the luxury-loving animal
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The reception area has a large lounge,
indoor and outdoor dining facilities and a complimentary bar with a
climate-controlled wine cellar, stocked with a wide range of fine
South African vintages to browse through and enjoy. |
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Khoka Moya:
The camp has been designed to
reflect the simplicity and openness of African living. Using
the universal building material of corrugated iron,
reminiscent of the houses of the early gold prospectors, and
aged planks recycled from a previous wooden structure, Khoka
Moya camp has been created to a traditional African plan. |
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The large,
en-suite tents are comfortably furnished in contemporary
style and have either double or twin beds made up with
fine cotton sheets and down duvets. A double shower and
separate toilet are provided and a private veranda in
the front of the tent provides a restful seating area
for you to absorb the atmosphere in peace and
tranquility.
The communal lounge,
dining and bar areas encircle an open atrium where al
fresco evening meals are served around a massive log
fire. The climate-controlled wine cellar offers many
fine South African vintages to meet your personal
tastes. Manicured green lawns flow through to the pool
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Game Viewing
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woken by the sounds of beating drums, and tea / coffee and rusks are
served in the tents. Activities include early morning and afternoon
and evening game drives in open 4x4 drive vehicles.
During the
morning game drive, guests are normally taken on a walk as well (we
normally try to find some interesting spoor and track the animals,
under the guidance of an armed ranger). This is dependant on the
guests wanting to walk and is adjusted according to the group. |
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During
game drives refreshments are usually served at a scenic spot,
particularly at sunset when the view from the Mowhareng Hills is
spectacular! After the morning drive, a huge breakfast is served and
guests can either relax at the pool or take a walk with one of the
rangers, or otherwise relax in the hide at the water hole next to
the camp. Lunch is served mid-afternoon and dinner is served in the
boma after the evening game drive, which comprises a 3-course meal
with a choice of main courses. |
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Rates:
 Please contact us for a suggested
itinerary and quote
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